Automobile Clause Aims in New Sunday Law Talk
A Massachusetts Sunday law committee will draft the session's expected automobile clause granting public garages Sunday access similar to cab companies. The panel weighs whether to expand Sunday performance rules to sacred music and classically labeled concerts while considering licensing fruit stores to local authorities.
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General Court
Moran
O'Meara
New York
Massachusetts
Revere
Actor ends life with gas in New York boarding house
Neil Florence, 45, an actor, was found dead in his room at a West Twenty-third street boarding house. The room had two open gas jets, and fellow actors were to attend a Christmas dinner Florence was due to host. Florence had recently returned from a theatrical tour in the West.
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New York
Neil Florence
West Twenty-third Street
Florence
Scotty
Death Valley
Arthur C. Most
Boston
Goldfield
Nev
Lash Street
Chelsea
George W. Trout
Morgan and committee press Root on Congo abuses
A letter signed by J Pierpont Morgan and prominent New Yorkers asks Secretary of State Elihu Root to urge U S action in the Congo Free State. It cites a year since the commissioners reported flagrant inhumanity and calls for moral support to reform conditions. Signers include Lyman Abbott Charles Parkhurst John Peters Spencer Trask and others.
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New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Lyman. Abbott
Elihu Root
Congo Free State
United States
Congo
Lyman Abbott
Charles Parkhurst
John P. Peters
Spencer Trask
George Haven Putnam
Everett P. Wheeler
Robert C. Ogden
Willis James
R. Fulton Cutting
J. Cleveland Cady
W. J. Havemeyer
Great Barrington Officials in Dispute
Great Barrington officials clash as Chief of Police Smith and Patrolman Martin face criticism from Town Treasurer John E. Carey. Carey says officers failed to file itemized fee accounts, making them liable. Officers defend by claiming no habit of keeping such records and uncertain recollection of amounts or dates.
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Great Barrington
Smith
Martin
John E. Carey
Carey
Robbery theory held in Captain Macklin's case
Fort Reno Okla Dec 25 Captain Edgar Macklin who was shot Saturday night continued to improve today and his physician said he would recover. Officers shifted from murder to robbery as the motive and pursued a negro suspect later found to be held for stealing cotton.
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Fort Reno
Okla
Edgar Macklin
Macklin
Fight 10 Finish for Nolan Boy
Daniel T. O Connell presses the Board of Aldermen on abolishing the island merit system after 15 year old Eddie Nolan of Dorchester, held 22 months at Rainsford Island for a quart of milk theft. Aldermen aides Baldwin Bell and Whelton planned inspection of Rainsford Island to review Nolan case.
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Eddie Nolan
Dorchester
Rainsford Island
Rainsford
Daniel T. O'Connell
Board of Aldermen
Baldwin
Bell and Whelton
Rainsford's Island
Edward Nolan
Nolan
Rainsford’s Island
Trus
Tees
Rainsford’s
No Break in Shea's Trial on Christmas Day
Chicago December 25. Cornelius P. Shea and labor leaders face a conspiracy charge linked to the Teamsters strike. Court allows testimony on prestrike controversy between Montgomery Ward & Co. and garment workers but not its merits. Defense calls it a victory and cites arbitration efforts involving Mayor Dunne and labor leaders.
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Chicago
Criminal
Cornelius P. Shea
Teamsters
Montgomery, Ward & Co
Garment Workers
Charles Dold
Chicago Federation of Labor
Shea
Dunne
Ward & Co
One Month Free Treatment at Osmo Chemic Physicians
Advertises one month complimentary treatment and medicine for all applicants at 18 Boylston Street before December 31. No charge for consultation or X ray examination. Promises access for distressed individuals and asserts superior results for Bright's disease, tuberculosis, asthma, cancers, and related ailments with low costs. Includes patient testimonials praising cures across multiple conditions.
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Boylston Street
Paris
Berlin
Bright
Osmo-Chemic Physiciana Offers Free One Month Treatment
The Osmo-Chemic Physiciana announces a limited time offer giving every applicant a one month course of treatment free, including all medicines, to prove their skill in chronic disease care before the listed deadline. Open to any patient regardless of disease, the offer aims to cure obstinate chronic conditions within reach of all.
Voice of the People Endorses Osmo-Chemic Light Cure
Prominent citizens testify to the Osmo-Chemic Light treatment by Osmo-Chemic Physicians. Notes claim cures for cancer of the leg from Chas H Whitehouse of Farming ton New Hampshire and for lung trouble indigestion nerves and stomach diseases from several named Boston area residents.
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Chas. H. Whitehouse
Farmington
N. H
Bidwell
Woodlawn Ave
Jamaica Plain
J. E. Loriviere
Main Sat
Malden
Mass
E. E. Webber
Spring St
Watertown
C. Seibert
West Third St
South Boston
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Cured Several Patients
Mrs J Heaton of Natick Massachusetts Mr Wm McConnell of Boston Massachusetts and Mr Donald M Quien of Brooklyn New York report cures from the Osmo-Chemic Physicians. Each statement attributes relief from catarrh or kidney disease to the Osmo-Chemic treatment.
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S. J. Stevens
Natick
Maas
Anne May Emery
BE. Haverhill
Mass
Myra C. Ellsworth
Bishop St
Maplewood
Frank Nieminan
Huntington St
Brockton
Marie Williams
G Cahot al
Salem
J. Heaton
Pond St
Wm. McConnell
Summer St
Boston
Donald M. Quien
5Th St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Booklovers Contest Rules and Catalogue Details
The Boston Post announces a Booklovers Contest with 2000 dollars in gold for correct solutions. Rules cover submission timing, envelope handling, grouping of answers, eligibility, and final authority by the Contest Editor. A Booklovers Catalogue listing 7000 titles is available for 25 cents, with back numbers and guidance on acceptable titles and translations.
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Boston Post
Booklovers
P. O
Boston
Mass
Daily Post
Sunday Post
P. O. Box
Dean Eateel
Post
Boston Post Booklovers
the Post
S. Ui. G
Hadley
Cc. H. G
W. A
Somerville
M. K
Tunity
M. L
Jules Verne
Balzac
Dumas
Post Booklovers
Lynn Inquirer
Boston Public Library
Tips on foreign markets offered to manufacturers
American manufacturers seeking Orient and other markets may request samples from the Bureau of Manufacturers, Department of Commerce and Labor. The samples, including cotton yarns, fabrics, belts, braids, gloves, laces and towels, are produced abroad and sold in China, Japan, India, Australia, Turkey, Egypt, South Africa and South America. Samples are available to manufacturers, chambers of commerce and other commercial bodies in cotton centers.
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Washington
Orient
South America
Bureau of Manufacturers
Department of Commerce and Labor
China
Japan
India
Australia
Turkey
Egypt
South Africa
Chambers of Commerce
Will Send Beresford's Body to England
Arrangements by the Soo line to embalm the body of Deleval J. Beresford from Enderlin North Carolina in Minneapolis. Aimed to notify Lord Charles Beresford through the British ambassador via the St Paul vice consul. Body prepared for transport to England awaiting orders.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Soo Line
Deleval J. Beresford
Enderlin
N. C
Washington
St. Paul
Charles Beresford
England
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